Arab Jews/Mizrahi Israelis: If you were Ashkenazi (European Jews), would your life be easier?

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  • @ambessashield9360
    @ambessashield9360 Před 8 lety +647

    You forgot to ask Ethiopians this question..

    • @RBGUERILLA
      @RBGUERILLA Před 8 lety +50

      They are 3rd class citizens and double oppressed whether in the West Bank or in Israel.

    • @ambessashield9360
      @ambessashield9360 Před 8 lety +45

      ***** I think they have it slightly better than Arab Israelis, but still a long way to go before they're accepted 100% by their fellow Jewish countrymen

    • @oremfrien
      @oremfrien Před 8 lety +36

      +Jonte Ded
      I don't remember where it is, but I think Corey asked Ethiopian Jews if they feel discrimination. They generally said "yes" and a few of them described incidents (very vaguely) while others said they had heard about them, but never suffered personally.

    • @keithfredrick3525
      @keithfredrick3525 Před 8 lety +11

      Ethiopians are Jewish not Jews they are converts there is a differance in being a jew and being Jewish anyway look at an Ethiopian does he really look like the blacks of Western Africa no he does not only blacks ask your kind of questions

    • @itaibh1
      @itaibh1 Před 8 lety +42

      Ethiopians Jews experience the same things Russian Jews experienced when they arrived to Israel. It's a process every newcomers groups with no established community experience in Israel.

  • @idanpuma
    @idanpuma Před 5 lety +101

    In Israel, racism is often found in employment sector. So you should ask people aged 28 and above this question because young people do not have enough employment experience to answer this one.

    • @harryskywalker1018
      @harryskywalker1018 Před 3 lety +8

      Probably not even in the simple employment sectors, the differences will be in top managerial corporate positions but to reach them you need s very high level of education that is already requiring being from a family with a lot of money :)

    • @amitkenan3878
      @amitkenan3878 Před 3 lety +18

      @@harryskywalker1018They can also disqualify you because of a Mizrahi last name

    • @ahmedalhoceimi3055
      @ahmedalhoceimi3055 Před 2 lety +1

      @@amitkenan3878 well that's something that never will happen in Morocco. It doesn't make what your last name is.

    • @levelheaded2804
      @levelheaded2804 Před 2 lety +1

      Israel was created based on discrimination between people (according to religion). No wonder other types of discrimination and racism are integral part of Israeli society, for eg against Mizrahim, Arabs, or blacks see czcams.com/video/dPxv4Aff3IA/video.html

    • @ofir.ll2004
      @ofir.ll2004 Před 2 lety +5

      @@amitkenan3878 אחי אולי זה בגלל שאני צעיר אבל זה נשמע בולשיט

  • @durstwurst
    @durstwurst Před 8 lety +12

    man, this is EXACTLY what I needed! A big toda to all you guys!
    Now back to binge watching.

  • @israelball8730
    @israelball8730 Před 6 lety +79

    im 100% ethnecly persian i was born and
    living in Israel
    and my life is awesome
    ashkenazi mizrachi it does not matter WE ARE ALL ISRAELI
    JEWS MUSLIMS AND CHRISTIANS

    • @dzulkafleysamad4980
      @dzulkafleysamad4980 Před 3 lety +2

      Do you israeli regard themselves as asians?

    • @linguafranca5115
      @linguafranca5115 Před 3 lety +5

      My brother/sister thanks a lot for adding muslims and Christians into that . Btw i don't support Israeli government it's ugly

    • @Channel-ml4qv
      @Channel-ml4qv Před 3 lety +2

      If your a Jew than you aren’t 100% ethnically Persian lol

    • @magi5847
      @magi5847 Před 2 lety +3

      @@Channel-ml4qv He is an Aryan of Persian descent. During the Achaemenid period, a number of Iranians converted to Judaism.

    • @magi5847
      @magi5847 Před 2 lety

      🌹🌸be omid didar

  • @b2superbattledroid516
    @b2superbattledroid516 Před 5 lety +43

    I'm proud to be Mizrahi

    • @yashfini_20.10
      @yashfini_20.10 Před rokem +2

      For killing innocent muslim??

    • @Bolognabeef
      @Bolognabeef Před rokem +19

      @@yashfini_20.10 shouldn't have invaded Israel and lost 4 times, should've accepted a two state solution when it was proposed 5 times, should've formed Palestine when Jordan occupied West Bank and Egypt occupied Gaza

    • @i_likemen5614
      @i_likemen5614 Před rokem +12

      @@yashfini_20.10 Mizrahis were kicked from Arab countries over something they didn't do

    • @augen8819
      @augen8819 Před 2 měsíci +1

      ​@@BolognabeefBack to poland Israhrlli

    • @augen8819
      @augen8819 Před 2 měsíci +1

      ​@@i_likemen5614syphardi are spanisch Not indiginous period

  • @1q1q1q981
    @1q1q1q981 Před 9 lety +81

    Last guy made me laugh about Russians :)

    • @AlacLuin
      @AlacLuin Před 9 lety +18

      I'm glad I wasn't the only one that noticed the "Dangerous Russian" comment. That was awesome..

    • @AlacLuin
      @AlacLuin Před 9 lety +1

      ***** I fail to see how that changes the idea that his comment was awesome.

    • @SangSokmo
      @SangSokmo Před 6 lety +1

      Don't wish anything

  • @02Nawal
    @02Nawal Před 9 lety +16

    Love your videos Corey! You're an awesome person for not being a bias negative person. You're a very brave person.

  • @tomislavv2635
    @tomislavv2635 Před 9 lety +15

    The only person who taught Ashkenazi Jews had privileges in Israel was in fact the only Ashknazi asked.

    • @Research0digo
      @Research0digo Před 6 lety +4

      (thought) - I agree with you - good point.

  • @iboica8
    @iboica8 Před 3 lety +17

    Now that's a serious cliffhanger at the last part; 'don't ask the Russian, he is dangerous'.
    ~The end ~

    • @Lau3464l
      @Lau3464l Před rokem +3

      It’s very interesting because I am ashkenazim living in Canada and in my parents generation (1960s,70s) there was a lot of racism/bias against Russians. But my fathers side was from Russian empire (now vinnytsia Ukraine) and they would tell everyone they were Russian before telling anyone they were Jews. But they were in the prairies so maybe that’s a difference. I don’t know. All very interesting stuf

  • @edgardomortara28
    @edgardomortara28 Před 8 lety +65

    7:28 Finally, an indian jew! i had never seen any of them before in corey's videos. i hope corey does an 'ethnicities of israel' video focusing on indian jews.

    • @hiimetai7547
      @hiimetai7547 Před 8 lety +6

      +edgardo mortara I belive he probably not, they are kinda rare to find.

    • @digiart622
      @digiart622 Před 8 lety +5

      +HiImEtai one group of them is called beni israel lol they were not many jews in india....you have somthing like 20 armenians too still living in india

    • @Yuval012
      @Yuval012 Před 8 lety +5

      +HiImEtai actually where i live there is pritty a lot of indian jews. 2 of my best friends are indian, my ex girlfriend was indian, and i know many indian jews. there is even few villages in israel that all the people there are indian jews.

    • @hiimetai7547
      @hiimetai7547 Před 8 lety +5

      יובל לאידוע
      where are you from? I'm from Haifa and I only got to know onw indian jew in my life, there are like 50000 jewish indians in Israel I think, so it is indeed kinda rare.

    • @Yuval012
      @Yuval012 Před 7 lety

      +HiImEtai i live in the south, Be'er sheva. there is many indian jews here.

  • @MrShamsiyah
    @MrShamsiyah Před 6 lety +2

    Haim kalim... Isn't that all of us want? Thank you Corey for what you're doing. Educational, inspirational, entertaining, eye-opening...

  • @ishmaeldassa8268
    @ishmaeldassa8268 Před 3 lety +4

    Bro I'm addicted for your video show. Be blessed.

  • @verywrecked_mind
    @verywrecked_mind Před 5 lety +30

    4:40 talking about European food, I agree, for a Middle Eastern like me with high taste standards(my mom's handcooking is amazing) my Polish friend's mom's Zurek wasn't the best thing I ate 😅

    • @iyanabellamy3170
      @iyanabellamy3170 Před 4 lety +1

      Ahmèd A. Burkeba 😂😂

    • @strzibnyj
      @strzibnyj Před 3 lety +1

      You probably haven't had the chance to eat the best food Europe has to offer yet :)

    • @bellaadamowicz8380
      @bellaadamowicz8380 Před 3 lety +5

      @@strzibnyj have you tried Moroccan, Tunisian, Egyptian food ?

    • @hpyrkh3
      @hpyrkh3 Před 2 lety +1

      I like European food the best. Shmaltz is the best. Sourdough rye bread, yum. But I live in cold climate now, I wonder if that makes a difference. I wouldn’t be able to live on hummus, extremely sour cream cheese and 50 pounds of vegetables a day. And, the white flour pitas are hard to digest

    • @hpyrkh3
      @hpyrkh3 Před 2 lety +1

      @mkeufish No, it's not. I don't know where you tried ashkenazi food. But the one my grandmother was making was not so different from the cuisine of Belarus where I grew up. It was probably closer to Polish and Lithuanian. Of course, everyone in that region eats a lot of pork. Jews ate geese, ducks and chickens. But soups, side dishes, baked goods, vegetable preparations were similar.

  • @parepidemosproductions4741

    Learned a new word today! Thanks Corey 🙏🏾

  • @johnnyaingel5753
    @johnnyaingel5753 Před 5 lety +1

    WOW amazing story thank you for sharing

  • @hero0291
    @hero0291 Před 9 lety +1

    can some one please explain to me what is the differnece if your a jew but from eg europe? as in in christianity and islam there is not really any differentiation between muslims and christian around the world so what is all this jew half this and half that ect?

  • @sidharthvyas7870
    @sidharthvyas7870 Před 4 lety +74

    I always wanted Corey to interview an Indian Jew. Finally I found one.

    • @idontspeakminecraft1475
      @idontspeakminecraft1475 Před 4 lety

      Sidharth vyas we have a lot

    • @ezrapark9992
      @ezrapark9992 Před 4 lety +9

      The Jews of India were from Calcutta. They were spice traders from Baghdad, but not very populous. Most moved to UK or Israel after WWII. Before then there might have been more travelers. Medieval Jewish scrolls were found in Afghani caves.

    • @idontspeakminecraft1475
      @idontspeakminecraft1475 Před 4 lety +2

      Ezra Park interesting I know a lot of india Jewish in israel it’s pretty popular

    • @shubhamkumbhar5986
      @shubhamkumbhar5986 Před 4 lety +4

      @@ezrapark9992 there are Bene Israeli Jews in Mumbai as well. They form the highest proportion of Jews in India and live in Mumbai, it's suburbs and surrounding countryside

    • @rajab4187
      @rajab4187 Před 4 lety +1

      They went there from Paris/faris/Iran

  • @Cylonumber5
    @Cylonumber5 Před 8 lety +10

    This survey is very Informative and educational.... Greetings from Puerto Rico

  • @trs8696
    @trs8696 Před 7 lety +201

    moroccan dudes are right about ashkenazi food being terrible lol

    • @mtatelaviv5483
      @mtatelaviv5483 Před 7 lety +26

      they have the worst food in the world

    • @Thejeweler101
      @Thejeweler101 Před 7 lety +11

      trak rekkid it was the camera guy who said the food was terrible

    • @JohnDoe-um2qk
      @JohnDoe-um2qk Před 7 lety +8

      TheMitrusa Its northafrican food not jewish.

    • @johnsoutar5030
      @johnsoutar5030 Před 6 lety +4

      If it's kosher North African food, it's Jewish. Thanks. It's the best.

    •  Před 6 lety +6

      If you want to prove there is no God, try gefilte fish. All Ashkenazis, including me, know how good Mizrahi food is and how bland and unappealing Ashkenazi food is

  • @OlviMasta77
    @OlviMasta77 Před 8 lety +33

    "I'm a jew I love everyone. I got a tattoo for it" *shows "finnish" H.I.M. heartagram*

    • @rafanadir6958
      @rafanadir6958 Před rokem

      What's Finnish HIM heartagram?

    • @laterskater6341
      @laterskater6341 Před rokem

      @@rafanadir6958 A singer from Finland named "HIM". The tattoo is not the Star of David.

  • @abbad707
    @abbad707 Před 4 lety +7

    5:31 bruuh the choir 😂😂😂

  • @DanielGalassi
    @DanielGalassi Před 9 lety +3

    I don't quite understand the question... is it because of the role people from different backgrounds see themselves in Israel as having more or less opportunities? or more inclined to succeed?

    • @snakey934Snakeybakey
      @snakey934Snakeybakey Před 9 lety +4

      its because anti-Zionist have crafted the lie that ii=ts the Ashkenazim running everything, and that the Mizrahim are their subjects or something.
      which is total bullshit as you can see.

  • @michaelkaplan22b
    @michaelkaplan22b Před rokem

    So interesting!

  • @plumeriasentiable
    @plumeriasentiable Před 8 lety

    Thanks, Mark.

  • @TaliaGSings
    @TaliaGSings Před 9 lety +7

    Yep, I'm chetzi chetzi (half and half) and luckily, my family has not experienced anything of this sort SINCE my grandparents time. Then it wasn't wonderful, but I think Israel really learned and changed for the better in that way. Obviously, this should continue with other cultures that find their way, but I truly think with time, the nature (as you can see!) leads toward acceptance.

  • @LuvCulture69
    @LuvCulture69 Před 7 lety +9

    6:39 iconic. So well said.

    • @morehn
      @morehn Před 2 lety

      It's not entirely true, though. A Jew is a Jew. A non-Jew won't be discriminated against, but a Jew will always be closer to another Jew.

  • @Milfuelle100
    @Milfuelle100 Před 3 lety +2

    2:15 I RECOGNIZE WHERE THAT IS IN ASHDOD. I feel homesick now even though I only lived there for a year :’(

  • @maracohen5930
    @maracohen5930 Před 9 lety +24

    Mizrahi and Ashkenazi are Bretheren. We are all Jews. End of story.

    • @Research0digo
      @Research0digo Před 6 lety

      So European - American Zionists didn't perform radioactive tests on Sephardic Jews, say, from Assyria?

    • @user-hs1xb9tv6e
      @user-hs1xb9tv6e Před 6 lety

      ⅰи∂ㄩㄅ360 you got to start taking your meds.

    • @lamichael8659
      @lamichael8659 Před 6 lety

      so true.

  • @ForeverRepublic
    @ForeverRepublic Před 7 lety +37

    I love how all these people try and divide Jews with such questions. There is no measurable difference between Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews. There are differences in some customs but these differences are a product of the exile. We're the same people from the same land, and we're not Arab! We are Jews.

    • @Meirstein
      @Meirstein Před 6 lety +3

      Ashkenazi Jews are smarter, more successful, and better looking. There's a pretty measurable difference.

    • @Research0digo
      @Research0digo Před 6 lety

      PLEASE tell me you are using sarcasm. Did Ashkenazi test radioactivity on the HEADS of their own school children?

    • @mya4126
      @mya4126 Před 6 lety +2

      u r khazars

    • @nuclearcatbaby1131
      @nuclearcatbaby1131 Před 6 lety

      Did the Ashkenazi get their high average IQ through genetic imperialism of the best and brightest of Europe; that is, converting and marrying high - IQ European nobility?

    • @BOGOTAROCKSTAR
      @BOGOTAROCKSTAR Před 5 lety

      Haven't seen a Sephardic one with blue eyes and red hair. Keep telling yourself that.

  • @hendrasantoso6866
    @hendrasantoso6866 Před 8 lety +31

    Arabs and jews born from one Father Abraham. Why make difference and conflict.

    • @Dvd7747
      @Dvd7747 Před 8 lety

      Avram had Ishmael with Agar, and AvraHam, after becoming a jew, had Itzhak with Sara. That makes Jews and Arabs not cousins nor brothers.

    • @PersonWConscience
      @PersonWConscience Před 7 lety +4

      Genetically, they are cousins.

    • @PersonWConscience
      @PersonWConscience Před 7 lety +1

      Because humans like to find difference and fight

    • @hendrasantoso6866
      @hendrasantoso6866 Před 7 lety +6

      ***** nonsense. please read again what your wrote

    • @Darkweb820
      @Darkweb820 Před 7 lety +6

      there is no conflicts against jews before 1948 but zinosts jews caused wars and conflicts

  • @exth2294
    @exth2294 Před 9 lety +30

    They're ALL the same, my dads a sephardic jew (Born in Cuba, with his roots in Girona, Spain ) and he looks really white, just like any European. Jews come in ALL sizes, shapes and colors. Some (a lot) Ashkenazi Jews can be quite DARK and Arab looking by the way.

    • @zavtradnem
      @zavtradnem Před 4 lety +1

      Its not about skin color

    • @fafolaw
      @fafolaw Před 3 lety +2

      @@ralphmelvin1046 They're all real jews

  • @LEGIONARIO1970
    @LEGIONARIO1970 Před 3 lety +6

    I've seen some of your videos and sometimes you make these questions related to racism/discrimination and If you ask these questions is because there's something going on in Israel related to it.
    It would be kind of ironic that the so called "chosen people", those who have suffered from discrimination and persecutions for many centuries end up being racist too.

    • @LeeLe412
      @LeeLe412 Před 2 lety +8

      racism is a human problem, there is no one group of people who is immune to it, not even Jews. It's about how it is handled that's most important.

    • @yonatanmonneler1744
      @yonatanmonneler1744 Před 2 lety +7

      what i feel by watching these videos is people are trying to find racism in israel. they always ask these questions about racism and when corey uploads the video they try to find the closest to racist response in the video to generalize and say this is what israelis are like

  • @reniremi7910
    @reniremi7910 Před 5 lety +68

    thank you for always interviewing hot guys!

    • @davidweiss9891
      @davidweiss9891 Před 4 lety +12

      All Israelis arw hot , so it's kinda hard not to

    • @NAsyn-kb1hh
      @NAsyn-kb1hh Před 4 lety +8

      I mean, it's hard to find an Israeli that's not hot 😂🤤

    • @agi_zett
      @agi_zett Před 4 lety +3

      thats really true. They are too often hot, sometimes I forget to liten to the answers or forget the questions...

    • @amariluna
      @amariluna Před 4 lety

      @@davidweiss9891 Not true, like everywhere else some are plain ugly.

    • @amariluna
      @amariluna Před 4 lety

      The hottest one was the one who had LatinAmerican mix from Bolivia and Brazil. By far the most handsome.

  • @mmawithsubtitles7460
    @mmawithsubtitles7460 Před 6 lety +33

    this videos are really interesting to watch as someone who is either from Israel or Jewish like me

    • @Research0digo
      @Research0digo Před 6 lety

      The interviewer should really blur their face before he poss, though. The interviewees being told this would be the case, wouldn't feel obliged, or nervous, to say something that might not sit well with their Mom or friends.

    • @mmawithsubtitles7460
      @mmawithsubtitles7460 Před 6 lety

      Research0digo I wonder if that is necesary. This was made in Israel, wasn't it? Some times it seems like things inside Israel is not as the media makes us think. I meet a few people who went to Israel and said the same thing.

    • @Greezy2000
      @Greezy2000 Před 6 lety +3

      Jeovana N Nothing in israel is like what the media shows.

  • @PC-lu3zf
    @PC-lu3zf Před 5 lety +1

    These videos are provocative!!

  • @marcoalessandro2034
    @marcoalessandro2034 Před 4 lety +3

    4:50 Oh oh Mr. Corey took the bait...sweet young guy...watch out!

  • @queenbee7336
    @queenbee7336 Před 9 lety +139

    the first one is so hot !!

    • @uziholder1472
      @uziholder1472 Před 6 lety +9

      7:34 even hotter

    • @tillyboos
      @tillyboos Před 6 lety +4

      Oh my, RIGHT? His smile alone is sexy.

    • @miguelvzqz122
      @miguelvzqz122 Před 6 lety +3

      Ben Schaeffer He's sexy and his smile is lovely 😍😍😍

    • @miguelvzqz122
      @miguelvzqz122 Před 6 lety +1

      queen bee. I was just astonished to see this guy. He 's very very handsome 😉😉😉

    • @tillyboos
      @tillyboos Před 6 lety +9

      @Miguel Vzqz, I fell in love every five minutes with the ethnic melting pot that is Israeli men. AMAZING. And they loved me because I'm blond and blue-eyed (considered exotic in that part of the world) but I'm Jewish (proud 100% Ashkenazic) and understood Hebrew so I could relate to them culturally. I'm surprised I didn't come back to the US with multiple Israeli boyfriends. I tend to find men across the globe beautiful no matter where I am. And looking back on it, I did have a lot of good sex in Israel....😉

  • @lolaispure4296
    @lolaispure4296 Před 5 lety +4

    So many of these guys are super cute

  • @marcoalessandro2034
    @marcoalessandro2034 Před 4 lety +1

    You were very courageous to go around asking such a question, in my humble opinion...kinda problematic ( and a bit insulting it was, maybe...)

  • @golddi1
    @golddi1 Před 3 lety +2

    This interview is a bit one sided, I wish same question was asked from Ashkenazi perspective. Also was nice to see equal treatment of subgroups, makes me proud of what israel has achieved! Nice video!

  • @MrJazmine87
    @MrJazmine87 Před 5 lety +4

    The Tunisian/Moroccan guys are super funny hahahaha

  • @YotamIshay
    @YotamIshay Před 7 lety +17

    I like how people and who isn'tthat aren't jews and dont know anything about judaism explain to us jews who is a jew

    • @nirhakimian3204
      @nirhakimian3204 Před 7 lety

      Yotam Ishay
      just to say that Israel has no right to exust

    • @nirhakimian3204
      @nirhakimian3204 Před 7 lety

      *****
      Jews are people born to Jewish mother.
      It isn't up to you to decide what Jews are

    • @Valerie4293
      @Valerie4293 Před 7 lety +5

      Martin Molina Lol Iraqi people before the spread of Islam were BABYLONIAN. Babylonians were not Arabs, they were ARABIZED later. Jews from Arab countries were there before the countries were Arabized and retained their original, Israelite/Hebrew culture with Hebrew as their ethnic language. Hebrew is the language of the semitic Hebrews, not of the Arabs who came from Arabia.

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 3 měsíci

      They love to tell us who we are supposed to be and not be. Most are ignorant, arrogant and clueless.

  • @AnnieWoodWriterActress

    this was interesting. i wonder what the answer would be if the same question was asked to the same folks in the united states.

  • @jayjawad3598
    @jayjawad3598 Před 4 lety +2

    Here is a better a question for SELF, if I can rewrite my life's story and choose to be a different individual from the person I know ' ME ' right now, who would I pick and why....? I bet your conclusion will sooner or later endup with gratitude for who we are now, therefore, instead of divide and destroy, we must unite and build something to make this world a better place for everyone.....

  • @moonlike3871
    @moonlike3871 Před 7 lety +4

    1:51 Good person and cool...

  • @yonatanbarrashi8036
    @yonatanbarrashi8036 Před 8 lety +9

    Ashkenazi Jews are also Mizrahi by origin, whether many will admit it or not, as we originate as a people in the Middle East. The simple fact is that many if not most Ashkenazi Jews are darker and more Mediterranean-looking than the non-Jewish Euros they lived among. This was a major asset to the n@zis in hunting down Jews across northern Europe.
    Many Ashkenazi and Mizrahi Jews most easily pass as Arabian, as we are related peoples with close languages (Hebrew and Arabic). That's right, Zionism has never been racism.

  • @sunisshining2100
    @sunisshining2100 Před 3 lety

    As the guy sitting next to the first interviewee says “the question is nonsense”

  • @abbad707
    @abbad707 Před 4 lety +2

    Last guy gives me some cool vibes, irdk why though

  • @dinasun3
    @dinasun3 Před 3 lety +4

    Also as soon as they say something he doesn’t like his tone of voice changes.

    • @bellaadamowicz8380
      @bellaadamowicz8380 Před 3 lety

      Now we discuss the tone of voice ? He asks very direct questions .

  • @Komnenit
    @Komnenit Před 5 lety +12

    The first boy is beautiful

  • @gustavobrito7938
    @gustavobrito7938 Před 2 lety

    Correct me if I'm wrong but Greece is also part of Europe, maybe because it's mediterranean they tell it apart from other parts of Europe, hence why there is the differenciation between sephardic (Greece, Italy, Portugal, Spain) and ashkenazi (France, Germany, Hungary...) does this make sense?

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety

      What time?

    • @Jewish_Israeli_Zionist
      @Jewish_Israeli_Zionist Před 2 lety

      It's mostly the Germanic and the Slavic part of Europe.

    • @levizioni
      @levizioni Před 2 lety +1

      Sefardim are jews who went to Spain, afterwards they moved to different places for different reasons. If they end up in Greece, they're still Sefardim. It's only about the customs.

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 3 měsíci

      @@levizioni Exactly

  • @Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo
    @Y0utubeIsFuckingHomo Před 7 lety +2

    He should have said, "one kid gave an example of in the sciences, there is a bias toward White Jews, can you think of anything like that?" to everyone else he asked. He's trying to paint a good picture lowkey.

  • @anouarhalima4319
    @anouarhalima4319 Před 6 lety +38

    Thanks to corey i started to like the israelis! Am i bad? (I'm tunisian)

    • @lru1116
      @lru1116 Před 6 lety +17

      Anouar Halima I think the concept of Corey’s project is to make people more open minded, that people from any nation or religion are individuals with their own opinions. You are superior to all of the hateful trolls in the comment sections of his videos who only hear what they want to hear.

    • @mosmith9187
      @mosmith9187 Před 5 lety +1

      Anouar Halima typecast guy is Tunsian and Libyan,did he get his humor from Tunsia?

    • @mosmith9187
      @mosmith9187 Před 5 lety

      Anouar Halima why, the lived amongst you for centuries.

    • @fatimas4142
      @fatimas4142 Před 5 lety +1

      The worst! This is one aspect of the soft war for mind you.

    • @hexagramz5115
      @hexagramz5115 Před 5 lety

      @drc ula It's not like they have control over it.
      Like the soviets plan, the nazis & so on.
      Children being indoctrinated everywhere, sadly.

  • @ilayohana3150
    @ilayohana3150 Před 4 lety +3

    ik a polish man whose entirely ashkenazi jew but he has a sort of dark skin tone. its all tan and it means nothing

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety +1

      ik an Ashkenazi Jew who was asked in England whether he is Pakistani.

    • @messianic_scam
      @messianic_scam Před 2 lety +1

      yah sometimes I noticed alote of them dark

  • @alexolivo1653
    @alexolivo1653 Před 7 lety +2

    The majority of Israelis today are Mizrahim/Sephardim. Ethnic prejudiced thinking is unfortuate among Jews. When I was working for the Syrian Jewish community in New York and New Jersey I was asked to keep my half Ashkenazi ancestry to myself.

  • @kellysmith3654
    @kellysmith3654 Před 8 lety +1

    can someone explain to me why there is a perceived difference between Ashkanzi and Mizrahi jews? I thought that Israel was a land for all jews, regardless of their ethnicity to belong to? Or am I wrong? Are Mizrahi Jews viewed as " not real jews" because their ethnicity comes from muslim countries? Are Ashkanzi jews considered as "real jews"?
    Thanks in advance.

    • @magicmata
      @magicmata Před 8 lety

      True jews are not black

    • @HiddenTreasuresEnt
      @HiddenTreasuresEnt Před 8 lety

      +Noble according to the scriptures and history they are

    • @magicmata
      @magicmata Před 8 lety

      +HiddenTreasuresEnt how do you know where does it say that, Jews are ethnically white

    • @magicmata
      @magicmata Před 8 lety +1

      +HiddenTreasuresEnt Jews are Semites and Semites are ethnically white

    • @HiddenTreasuresEnt
      @HiddenTreasuresEnt Před 8 lety

      +Noble Jeremiah 14: 14 The word of the Lord that came to Jeremiah concerning the dearth.
      2 Judah mourneth, and the gates thereof languish; they are black unto the ground; and the cry of Jerusalem is gone up.

  • @danielnaorr
    @danielnaorr Před 6 lety +3

    This is the difference between non whites in Israel to non whites in the US. No one here “wants” to be white or thinks he is second class and whines every day. It’s really awkward to say there’s racism/oppression. People will always mock you, even the Mizrahim.

  • @donkulone590
    @donkulone590 Před 9 lety +8

    Bukharians are NOT Ashkenazi. However there were many Ashkenazim that came to Central Asia (where Bukharians are from) in order to escape persecution in Europe around the time of WWII. Bukharians are an incredibaly old ethnicity and are the oldest Ethno-religeose group in Central Asia. Up until recently Bukhari (a Jewish dialect of Tajik) was spoken but after the large Russian influence of being part of the Soviet Union, Russian has become more spoken.

    • @Lau3464l
      @Lau3464l Před rokem

      It is incredible how many ethnicities were “absorbed” by the Russian empires. So many cultures and languages and traditions and beliefs. Sad how many unique things have been lost but hopeful that maybe unity has allowed for peace? I don’t know about the history of the region much.

    • @rasalove6669
      @rasalove6669 Před 8 měsíci

      I’m bukharian and I still speak bukhori and I’m really young! :) my family bought land in Jerusalem from Arabs in the 1800s. They lived with them side by side with the Palestinians. It’s sad what’s happening now… both gives so awful and people suffering

  • @mogbaba
    @mogbaba Před 8 lety

    So you listened good to the last interviewee, You didn't ask the Russian guy.

  • @inkerikavantera
    @inkerikavantera Před 3 lety +3

    Being half Jewish white girl (from the wrong side though) - the only places I've faced clear racism were couple of dates and an annoying lady issuing visas (or she was just being a normal Israeli bureaucrat). Otherwise Finns are absolutely LOVED in Israel. 🙏🏻🌴 I'm mentioning Ethiopians once and Russian TWICE in my own video.

  • @isaacder3i121
    @isaacder3i121 Před 9 lety +4

    Mizrahim are not 'arab jews'. The very term is hebrew and it comes from 3adot haMizra7 (communities of the east). Mizrahim come from plenty of non arab countries like Uzbekistan, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Iran, and the region of Kurdistan. And even the Iraqi Jews are not arab, despite living in an arab country. They are called bavlim in Hebrew (babylonian jews) meaning they are israelites that have lived in Iraq prior to the arab invasions going way back to the time of Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon.. They descend from the israelite exilarch. Israelites/Hebrews/Jews are not arabs.
    The only 'arab jews' are arabs that converted to judaism, like some tribes in ancient arabia. But they are not mizrahi.
    And what I don't get in this video is why ashkenazim are called exclusively european jews. I am Sefaradic, and we have origins in Spain which is in Europe. Spain and Portugal are just as european as Germany. My family fled Spain for Morocco centuries ago. And ashkenazi and sefaradi jews are racially identical, and most closely related to the mizrahim (eastern jews) of Iran, Iraq, and Syria. All genetic studies prove this.
    Thats why a lot of ashkenazi jews look middle eastern and look identical to sefaradi and mizrahi jews. These videos only show predominately ashkenazi jews who are more mixed with eastern european blood and compare them to dark skinned mizrahim. Even though plenty of ashkenazim are not admixed with eastern european but are hebrew, some are darker than mizrahim and sefaradim.
    I am sefaradi from Morocco. Mizrahi Jews make up the majority of Israelis (some are wrongly called mizrahi and are sefaradi and vice versa). Ashkenazim are the minority.
    The official language of Israel is Hebrew a semitic language, spoken in the official israeli dialect, known as sefaradic. We aren't europeans or arabs. We are hebrews that originate in Israel and have lived in the diaspora for centuries. Black people live in America and they aren't Native American or White. They are still black. Its the same with Jews. We didn't become arab and we are more than just a religion. Jewish also means hebrew or israelite.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 9 lety +1

      "Therefore since you admit you are mixed with Ashkenazic, if your mt-DNA is white European than you descended from converts,"
      I never said I was mixed with 'Ashkenazic'. I said that Moroccan Jewish mt-DNA is the same with Syrian and Ashkenazi Jews, meaning they have the same origin as us. The middle east.
      "regardless of where your family may have lived. That means you are a white European in origin because your maternal bloodline is from Europe."
      No, my maternal bloodline is from the middle east, just like the majority of ashkenazi jews.
      All of the other bullshit that you keep repeating over and over again has been refuted and countered before..many times. You know it, I know it.
      And for christ sake, if you are going to say 'white' stop abusing the term. Middle easterners are considered white as well. Look it up in the census.
      And all racial anthropologists have said that white caucasians are people ranging from europe, to north africa, to the middle east. Get over it.
      You keep posting the same crap that has been refuted over and over again. You are a broken record. Are you simply trying to shout over the facts?
      Jesus, what a troll.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 9 lety

      Lies, lies, and more lies. How many times have you posted this trash? Now it feels like 50, at least.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 9 lety

      Uh...if he is the same color and genetics as ashkenazi jews, then he is the same race. And if they are white, then so is he. He looks no different than most ashkenazim, and his genetics are the same.
      I bet you didn't even know he was until you googled him after I kept bringing him up.
      And now you are saying that gay middle eastern jews are not middle eastern but are european? They are 'fake jews' according to you. Right..
      The more and more you talk, the more obvious it becomes that you know next to nothing about jews, jewish genetics, or judaism.
      Hassidic ashkenazim are some of the strictest most observant jews. Some are so religious they protest the 'secular' state of Israel. So they are obviously not pro-homosexuality. So your statement that ashkenazi jews are homosexual 'fake' jews is another lie, just the usual from you.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 9 lety

      Funny, since you bring up the nazis, the palestinian arab mufti was a nazi, and ironically, ashkenazic jews were persecuted for being very non-european, both in terms of descent and in looks. They were darker than polish people and were called palestinians before you were.

    • @aalhbuhuhiughkji6270
      @aalhbuhuhiughkji6270 Před 9 lety

      The word Arab stand for language and culture . It's not an actual race . Mizrahi Jews speak Arabic and their culture is Arab aka Middle Eastern . Therefor were Arab Jews

  • @divine2310
    @divine2310 Před 3 lety +1

    I don't get it. Doesn't being Jew mean you're born from Jewish mother? I mean not by conversion. Because I see a video by someone, he wanted to be a Jew, he met a rabbi and said he wants to convert. But the Rabbi denied because he wasn't born from Jewish mom

    • @SumSum030
      @SumSum030 Před 3 lety

      No, people with Jewish mothers are born Jewish, and anyone without a Jewish mother is free to convert to Judaism. Just a religious thing, really, though.

    • @SumSum030
      @SumSum030 Před 3 lety

      @Hisham Malik My uncle converted to Judaism. Different communities do it differently, but this specific community may do it very weirdly.

  • @Tainopisno1
    @Tainopisno1 Před 3 lety

    So 3 men he interviewed were gay mizrahi jews or it's just the 1 on the left is gay cause he has a real feminine voice and ways personality about it. If 1 or all of them are gay then they have a harder time being accepted as a gay arab jew.

  • @aharonfernandez6359
    @aharonfernandez6359 Před 3 lety +8

    "of european background" was a bad translation of Ashkenazi considering the kid who was speaking was greek, and greece last time I checked was in Europe.

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 3 měsíci +1

      Most people are ignorant to the fact that half of the Sephardic community remained ion Europe after the expulsion from Spain. Or they leave it out to fit their biased views. There were actually far more integrated, assimilated and wealthy Sephardim than Ashkenazim in Europe.

  • @jaysonbiggs8979
    @jaysonbiggs8979 Před 5 lety +23

    Watching these videos for the first time, one thing comes through loud and clear over amd over. Israel is truly a settler-colony. Practically all the people interviewed are descendants of people who came to settle there less than a hundred years ago!
    And yet the Palestinians who have been there for many years, more years than the Israelis, are not allowed to return. Amazing!

    • @inyifisas101
      @inyifisas101 Před 5 lety +22

      I doubt that anything I say will change your mind about this, but it's not that cut and dry. Yes, it's true that the majority of Israeli Jews are the descendants of fairly recent immigrants, but a minority have been in Israel for centuries (descendants of the "Old Yishuv"), and a smaller minority never left Israel and have been there for millennia (descendants of the "mustarabim"). Despite fringe opinions like the "Khazar hypothesis", the overwhelming consensus among human population geneticists is that Jewish populations around the world originated in the Levant, and later mixed to some degree with local populations in the diaspora. The Land of Israel has always had massive cultural and religious importance for Jews long before the advent of the Zionist movement, and for much of history, Jews were actively prevented from returning there. It's also worth noting that close to 50% of Israeli Jews are descendants of immigrants and refugees from Arab countries, who expelled their Jewish populations after the creation of the State of Israel, and it's not like they had the option of remaining in their "home" countries. So the narrative of Jews as foreign "colonizers" of the indigenous Palestinians is overly simplistic at best, and not remotely accurate at all in my opinion.
      More importantly, I don't think that it is productive at all to argue about who was there first and who are the "true" indigenous people. The fact of the matter is that most Israelis and Palestinians living in Israel and Palestine today were born there, and have never known any other home. Both groups of people are there to stay, and the only constructive way to move forward is to find a way for them to live side by side in peace.

    • @jaysonbiggs8979
      @jaysonbiggs8979 Před 5 lety +5

      @@inyifisas101
      I agree with your comments. I would replace 'side by side' with together in one single democratic, secular nation.

    • @mhasson33
      @mhasson33 Před 5 lety +8

      It's a reconstitution of an ancient people, not colonizers. Jews are indigenous to Judea, that's why they are called Jews. The palestinians are an amalgamation of Arabs that's entered the land at different periods and took on the label palestinian within the last 50 years.

    • @chineseviruszombie773
      @chineseviruszombie773 Před 4 lety +3

      But the Mizrahi Jews were kicked out of Arab lands

    • @RememberTheLord
      @RememberTheLord Před 3 lety

      I couldn’t agree more, ignore the naysayers.

  • @natanyat4901
    @natanyat4901 Před 8 lety

    The guy at 6:00 looks exactly like Bob Marley's youngest son....

  • @JayReaction530
    @JayReaction530 Před 8 měsíci

    So drake has made Aliyah according to the thumbnail

  • @juanjhonsoy
    @juanjhonsoy Před 9 lety +33

    The first guy is hot.

    • @miguelvzqz122
      @miguelvzqz122 Před 6 lety +1

      juanjhonsoy Extremely handsome. He's the perfect kasher boy ❤❤❤

  • @dtownblastinsalvi62
    @dtownblastinsalvi62 Před 4 lety +3

    The first guy tho ...I didn’t know Drake was Polish and Yemenite lmao🤣

    • @frankb3467
      @frankb3467 Před 4 lety

      DTown Blastin Salvi Probably you didn’t know that Drake’s mother is Jewish too?

    • @dtownblastinsalvi62
      @dtownblastinsalvi62 Před 4 lety

      Frank B his dad is Jewish as well so I probably knew he is Jewish specially if the music video HYFR didn’t give it away

    • @user-ud3yv1hl7k
      @user-ud3yv1hl7k Před 2 lety

      @@dtownblastinsalvi62 his dad is literally african american lmao what are you saying

    • @dtownblastinsalvi62
      @dtownblastinsalvi62 Před 2 lety

      @@user-ud3yv1hl7k yeah dumbfuck his dad is black and Jewish he converted when he was with drake’s mom

    • @user-ud3yv1hl7k
      @user-ud3yv1hl7k Před 2 lety

      @@dtownblastinsalvi62 no he didn’t he’s literally catholic 💀💀💀 go on his instagram he even divorced drakes mom over 20 years ago idiot

  • @samb1355
    @samb1355 Před 5 lety

    Where are the persians?

  • @dzulkafleysamad4980
    @dzulkafleysamad4980 Před 3 lety +1

    What am i doing here, i m not even jewish or middle eastern😅

  • @jjgnva
    @jjgnva Před 7 lety +9

    this first guy is hooooooooooooott and such lovely teeth

    • @miguelvzqz122
      @miguelvzqz122 Před 6 lety

      Julz Verde In fact. He's the perfect kasher boy ❤❤❤

    • @mosmith9187
      @mosmith9187 Před 5 lety

      Julz Verde strong teeth like a Viking, nice set of ivories.

  • @CanadianMonarchist
    @CanadianMonarchist Před 2 lety +3

    Guy is a handsome man.

  • @crypastesomemore8348
    @crypastesomemore8348 Před 2 lety +1

    Sephardim: are we a joke to you?

  • @annecohen8927
    @annecohen8927 Před 2 lety +1

    The truth is that Ashkenazi is a deceptive labeling genres when Ashkenazi is in reference to Jews living in Germany as there are Polish Jews. Russian Jews, Chinese Jews, etc if you look at the definition of Ashkenaz. I copied the link so you can read it in here. It states as ‘In medieval rabbinical literature the name was used for Germany. The name Ashkenaz was applied in the Middle Ages to Jews living along the Rhine River in northern France and western Germany’.(taken from Wikipedia)

  • @bencobb5545
    @bencobb5545 Před 6 lety +3

    thanks for sharing, but people are really good at deceiving and actions speak much louder than words.. what they say is not what they do..

  • @marmary5555
    @marmary5555 Před 6 lety +1

    Bokharan Jews are Iranian/Persian Jews and not Ashkenazi Jews. However, there is a geographic proximity between the two.

  • @4clempt
    @4clempt Před 6 lety +2

    No such thing as Arab Jew, because the word Arab references the land of Arabia as an Indigenous Origin, and the word Jew references the land of Judea as an indigenous origin. Arabs and Jews are two Nations with different distinct Indigenous Origins.

    • @ninaa5693
      @ninaa5693 Před 6 lety +2

      Sorry to burst your bubble but real Arabs never came from Saudi Arabia and Yemen. If you study the history of Arabs in the early human life, you would see that Arabs came from prophet Abraham. He is the ancestor of pure blooded Arabs. And prophet Abraham came from Syria and Iraq(Mesopotamia) which means real Arabs came from Syria, Lebanon, and Iraq before moving out to Saudi Arabia and Yemen and living in those lands for thousands of years until religions started and then Arabs started moving back to the land of prophet Abraham. Most or many Saudi people and Yemenis don't even look like Arabs and don't even share 100% DNA with ancient Arabs like how Syrian Arabs do, Lebanese Arabs do, and Iraqi people do. That's because many Saudis and Yemeni people mixed with South Asians(Indians and Pakistanis) which changed how they look. Real Arabs had white skin and olive skin no different from Jews. Also, Arab Jews have always existed just like how Arab Christians have always existed...Jews are NOT even a race but a religion. A Black Ethiopian Jew is not the same as a Arab Jew or Persian Jew or Turkish Jew. You're clearly too brainwashed to even know who real Arabs are. Since many stupid people have been brainwashed to believe Arabs came from Saudi Arabia and Yemen when that's not 100% true and DNA even shows that's not 100% true.

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @4clempt 100% right

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 7 měsíci +1

      @@ninaa5693 Yeah right, the people from the Arabian Peninsula, aka the ancestors of the Saudis and their neighbors, who formed the Arabian Empire and conquered much of the Middle East and North Africa, are not Arabs. Sure thing, bro. Cool story. Also, Jews are NOT just followers of a religion. We may not be a "race" per se, but we are an ethnic diaspora group. We are the literal descendants of the Jews who were forced into exile millennia ago. There are many genetic/DNA studies that prove this, as do countless historical records. Ethnic Jews (Sephardim/Ashkenazim/Mizrahim) come for the same place (the Levant), and we descend from the same people. We share the same ancestry whether our lineage ended up in Iraq, Spain or Poland. History and science prove it. These are facts.

  • @FMHammyJ
    @FMHammyJ Před 6 lety +7

    I don't know if its hybrid vigour or what, but Israeli's whatever their background are some of the most attractive people on earth.....and I'm a gentile....

  • @monam8360
    @monam8360 Před 5 lety +4

    Iam half arabian...but since I was little I have always respected and felt love for jewish people...Is something I feel inside I cant explain why,I dont hate them and I love the jewish culture,in 2012 I visited Jerusalem tel abib and Haifa and I liked very much that places.My jewish friends are great with me so why should I hate or think bad about jewish people? I don' t have any arab friend because I never trusted them because of bad things happened in the past.

  • @mithridatesi9981
    @mithridatesi9981 Před 3 lety

    Can someone write me in Hebrew pronounciation "What is your background ?" please ? (Latin alphabet)

    • @migmoog
      @migmoog Před 3 lety

      “Mah Ha’Rekah Shelcha (מה הרקע שלך)”. If you were to ask it to a group of people it would be “Shelchem (שלכם)” or “Shelchen(שלכן)” if the group was entirely female

    • @Anonymous_Individual007
      @Anonymous_Individual007 Před 2 lety

      @@migmoog It sounds to me Corey always asks "Azé data?" something like that !!

    • @levizioni
      @levizioni Před 2 lety

      @@Anonymous_Individual007 He says "Eize Ada Ta/איזה עדה תה". That's simplified hebrew and roughly translates to "which community are you from". Eize/איזה means which. Ada/עדה means community/culture. And Ta/תה is shortened for Ata/אתה which is the masculine form of "You" (used when speaking to a man). That's also why he says "Eize Ada-t" to women. He just leaves the A of At (feminine "you") and Ata (masculine "you") out. Because there's already an A at the end of the word Ada/עדה.

    • @Daniper1
      @Daniper1 Před 4 měsíci

      Ok so, all previous respondents were wrong😂 and it's pretty obvious they're not native Hebrew speakers (sorry guys❤)
      So.. here's the answer from a native speaker:
      It's:
      Eize Eda ata - for singular male
      (More correctly Meh-eize, not eize, but Eize is a sort of more casual way to phrase it)
      Eize eda at - for singular female
      Eize eda atem - for plural (male, but also generally speaking, so neutral)
      Eize eda aten - plural female (only used when there are ONLY females in the group. And even then many would actually used "atem", i.e the male/neutral form)
      You could also ask "ma ha-eda shelcha?" - male singular
      "Ma ha-eda shelach?" - female singular
      "Ma ha-eda shelachem?" - plural neutral/male

  • @ssssssssss1638
    @ssssssssss1638 Před 9 lety

    What a good polling policy, go around a mall and ask people if their lives are good and if tthey feel like ethey're discriminated

    • @susannabogdanova2082
      @susannabogdanova2082 Před 8 lety

      He asked people on the street (3) and in a train station (2) besides just a mall.

  • @Pucky71
    @Pucky71 Před 7 lety +4

    0:00 and 1:55 and the boy in the middle 4:19 sweet boys

  • @AliAbraham51
    @AliAbraham51 Před 5 lety +4

    it seemed that the youngest respondant was the coolest and most Confident by pointing out career opportunities instead of instances.. even though I think he actually was Mizrahi who said he was polish and Sephardic might be another problem facing society that many of their Generation Y to sound more Sephardic and Ashkenazi mix...alsoyou have to also keep in mind the quick denial by most respondents is because there's a feeling that you might be part of the government and this might be a personal interview because of the still very census conscious type of country that Israel still is.

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety

      You are projecting.

  • @prob_io7299
    @prob_io7299 Před 5 lety +2

    Spain-Greece.....can anybody explain the connection?

    • @stylianospoutzalis811
      @stylianospoutzalis811 Před 5 lety +5

      Spanish Jews after thrown out of Iberia they were welcomed by the Ottomans (Turks) at the Ottoman Empire, which included Greece.
      In 1900s, the Jews(most of them of Iberian origin) represented 50% of the population of Thessaloniki. But then Nazis came and occupied Greece...

    • @luanlopes9415
      @luanlopes9415 Před 4 lety

      Silvio Santos/Senor Abravanel is a Brazilian jew child of greek and turk jews

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety

      @@stylianospoutzalis811
      Spanish-Greek (Who are as you have written) unlike Romaniote Jews of Greece or Ashkenazi of Jews Greece.
      All those groups hold/held minor differences in traditions.

  • @LadyBigDraws
    @LadyBigDraws Před 6 lety

    Very interesting I must say though the guy looks like Drake

  • @thepower7046
    @thepower7046 Před 5 lety +10

    and mizrahi eyebrows so beautifull And Thick

  • @matthewmann8969
    @matthewmann8969 Před 7 lety +6

    Original Hebrews are Semites hence the Mitzrah fit the description not the mostly European Ashkenazis and African Ethiopian ones or the Chinese ones but the Semitic ones like these

  • @user-rs3lb5fb5v
    @user-rs3lb5fb5v Před 5 lety

    מה שהתכוונתי החיים שלי קלים כי אני מקבל את עצמי....אם האחר מקבל/ לא מקבל אותי...
    הוא עודה לעצמו קל/ או קשה

  • @flastable9842
    @flastable9842 Před 3 lety

    My guess is that Mizrachim because of their support for Likud are the dominant group culturally. The religious ones and some others vote for Shas and that party too is typically quite powerful. You see it too in the food, music, mannerisms etc.
    Israel has changed a lot since 1948.

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety +3

      The majority of Jews in Israel are descendants of refugees who fled to Israel from Arab countries.

    • @flastable9842
      @flastable9842 Před 2 lety +1

      @@ef2718 yes! It's really sad that few discuss reparations for them.

  • @bulldogsbob
    @bulldogsbob Před 7 lety +6

    Anyone who buys that Khazar garbage should at least admit these Jews are the real deal.

  • @ladyra3450
    @ladyra3450 Před 5 lety +9

    Lol , seems like the pure mizrahi and Yemenite Jewish are vanishing 😂
    All of them are mixed .

  • @utsavgautam503
    @utsavgautam503 Před 2 lety +1

    Could it be that many ashkenazi jews came from industrialized European countries so they were more likely to be educated and well off, while the rest came from colonial states that didn't provide them the same opportunities ?

    • @ef2718
      @ef2718 Před 2 lety +1

      According to the 1931 census, only about 22 percent of Arabs in the land of Israel were literate, as against 86 percent of the country’s Jewish population. Other middle east countries had lower figures of literacy.

    • @Lau3464l
      @Lau3464l Před rokem +1

      @@ef2718 I believe also that what we see as education like science and technology were largely dominated by Europe - not that China, India, Persia etc didnt have tons of innovation and discovery (many older than europes) but Europe’s hold on the world as imperial powers allowed them to dictate what many of us believe is the origin of discoveries, etc. and allowed them to decide what is considered educated or literate or academic. Perhaps in ancient Libya there was a highly complex and advanced form of written communication that was not similar to what we do now, and maybe that led to the world assuming them to be illiterate because they didn’t meet our expectation for literacy and we did not understand theirs. Or perhaps non-European cultures emphasized more emotional intelligence or spiritual innovation or unique artist pursuit and that’s what was valued to them, instead of maths and literature. So for their standard they were advanced because they focused on those traits instead. Just an idea!

    • @arikohane2720
      @arikohane2720 Před 3 měsíci

      Most Ashkenazim were actually poor or working class, very few were "well off." In fact, there were far more wealthy Sephardim and Mizrahim at that point.

  • @Bronco57
    @Bronco57 Před 7 lety +1

    That is the sad part among the Jewish, there is some kinda of descrimination

  • @100500daniel
    @100500daniel Před 8 lety +67

    Im mizrachi and hell no! I love being who i am we have much better food! And deeper calture.
    Would never want to be a white Ashkenazi ☺.

    • @MakeTheVid61
      @MakeTheVid61 Před 8 lety +8

      HAHAHHA hell yeah! Plus Ashkenazim are watered down. They've married more Goya women than anyone else!

    • @cicero1178
      @cicero1178 Před 8 lety

      +V. Cárdenas That's fucked up.

    • @MakeTheVid61
      @MakeTheVid61 Před 8 lety +4

      Their maternal haplogorups are gentile

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 8 lety +18

      V. Cárdenas Many mt-dna studies have been done, and there is still substantial middle eastern ancestry among ashkenazi jews, yes, even maternally.
      No group is pure. Sefaradim have the same levels of greek and italian gentile admixture on the maternal side than ashkenazim have.
      Autosomal studies show that sefaradim and ashkenazim are virtually identical. That is why so many ashkenazim look like sefaradim. That is why people say there is a jewish look, meaning a mediterranean/mideastern look found among many jews in America.
      Jeff Goldblum is not white.
      Judah Benjamin, the brains behind the southern slave confederacy was white however and he was sefaradic.
      Its illogical and hypocritical to say that ashkenazim are white and that sefaradim are not white. Its just not true.
      Both groups are mostly middle eastern, with varying levels of italian/greek admixture from antiquity.
      Mizrahi jews are middle eastern, lacking the mediterranean input.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 8 lety +8

      Nostradamus Yes, sefaradic jews were involved in the slave trade, and Judah Benjamin was a major player behind Jefferson Davis.
      How anyone could say that Judah Benjamin or other Sefaradim could not be white is beyond me?
      Compare him to the ashkenazi jeff goldblum who looks persian, I mean come on.
      Tons of us sefaradim are dark, but so are tons of ashkenazim.
      We also have our share of white people though too, in both groups.
      Not all mizrahi jews are super dark either. Yemenites can make Syrians look white as hell in comparison.

  • @zivzan
    @zivzan Před 6 lety +4

    Ashkenazi Jews are just as Jewish by origin as the Mizrahim.
    "a new study in the journal Nature Communications. An international team of scientists sequenced the complete genomes of 128 healthy Ashkenazi Jews and compared each of those sequences with the others, as well as with with the DNA of 26 Flemish people from Belgium.
    Despite their close ties with Europe, no more than half of their DNA comes from ancient Europeans, the researchers found. Only 46% to 50% of the DNA in the 128 samples originated with the group of people who were also the ancestors of the Flemish people in the study.
    The rest of the Ashkenazi genome comes from the Middle East, the researchers reported.
    Many of the co-authors are not Jewish, but they are interested in studying this group because it is genetically isolated (since Jews have historically married within their faith, their gene pool is closed)."
    www.latimes.com/science/sciencenow/la-sci-sn-ashkenazi-jews-dna-diseases-20140909-story.html

  • @abrahamites5441
    @abrahamites5441 Před 2 lety +1

    I fail to see your point here !

  • @kl.1993
    @kl.1993 Před 5 lety +2

    I am proud of the people who answered. They all have great attitudes. Israel is great! The person who submitted the question, was probably expecting a very different result. I'm happy that their expectations were thwarted.

  • @stevemusto7508
    @stevemusto7508 Před 9 lety +4

    After the [1967] war, Israeli troops on the Jordan River apparently routinely shot civilians trying
    slip back home on the West Bank. A statement made by an anonymous soldier, who had served in the 5th Reserve Division on the Jordan River, and was issued from the Tel Aviv office of Hebrew magazine Ha'olam hazeh on 10 September 1967 said:
    we fired such shots every night on men, women, and children. Even during moonlit nights when we could identify the people that it - distinguish between men, women and children. In the mornings we searched the area, by explicit order form the officer on the spot, shot the living, including those who hid, or were wounded (again: including the women and children).
    (The Politics of Denial, p. 208)
    ill you read on p. 227 of "The politics of Denial", that the "anonymous soldier" was none other than "Jebediah Springfield". He later went on to found the City of "Springfield" - where Homer, Marge, Bart and Lisa Simpson currently reside!

    • @danbalam0218
      @danbalam0218 Před 5 lety

      This is the weirdest troll post ever.

  • @Crouchenders
    @Crouchenders Před 8 lety +2

    Obviously things aren't perfect (I'd like to see Israel have a Mizarchi President) but the responses in their video prove that there isn't perceived to be a huge problem. Our enemies want to deprive all Jews of a homeland by depicting Israel as a white supremacist state. This of course is untrue.
    As for the origin of Ashkenazim Jews, Judaism is a huge tradition. Ashkenazim Jews follow Talmudic Judaism as written in Babylon and Jerusalem, the same as the Mizarchi and Sephardi. It seems unlikely that they would have been able to undertake this huge wealth of knowledge without there being a core knowledgeable group of Jews from the Middle East. Even if the Ashkenazim were genetically Europeans it wouldn't matter as being Jewish is defined by Jewish law, not by genes.

    • @marksimons8861
      @marksimons8861 Před 8 lety +2

      There have already been two Mizrachi presidents. Perhaps you mean Mizrachi Prime Minister.

    • @isaacder3i121
      @isaacder3i121 Před 8 lety

      What I don't like about this video title is that mizrahi jews are called 'arab jews' yet in another video about palestinian views on the kurds, Corey insists that kurds are not arabs in one interview. He is right, but that is a double standard.
      Kurds speak arabic, along with kurdish. Assyrians speak arabic, along with aramaic.
      Speaking arabic does not make one arab, and the mizrahi jews that spoke arabic, spoke their own jewish dialect of it, written in hebrew characters with hebrew loanwords.
      Genetically, mizrahi jews are not arab at all, except for maybe some teimani jews who have some arab blood.
      Bavlim, Halabim and Parsim are not arabs in the slightest. Neither are sefaradim from north africa,
      Most Jews are just Jews (Hebrews). Some were culturally arabized but that does not make one arab.
      It would be like saying Moroccan Jews or Tunisian Jews that speak only french are european. Nonsense.

    • @Yuval012
      @Yuval012 Před 8 lety +1

      the idf general is mizrahi, the last police head chief was mizrahi, there is more mizrahies in the goverment right now than ashkenazies. as they said few of the biggest billionaires in israel are mizrahies, Yitshak tshuva, Lev lebayev, Rani levi etc.

    • @marksimons8861
      @marksimons8861 Před 8 lety +2

      Yeah, but it's a racist, apartheid Israel is a great narrative for anti-Zionists.

    • @Crouchenders
      @Crouchenders Před 8 lety +1

      Yep meant Prime Minister